I’d do anything to boop the little nose
Lili says “you’re welcome” and sends you licksI’d do anything to boop the little nose![]()
Aw, that’s miserable for you, I hope you can get some restWent in for an emergency.
The stone has increased in size. It is now 6mm. It has moved and is sitting at the opening, but has also caused irritation in the bladder and probably started an infection with Rosie holding her pee. We have added antibiotics to the cocktail of medicine.
Check up on the 1st of April. If the stone has not passed, she will be having surgery on the same day to remove it.
She is a trooper and happy, still. I have held up her weight with recovery plus as she didn't eat enough.
I'm sorry, I'm exhausted.
Our vet’s kindness and drive leaves me speechless! She is incredible and so wise. Always at the clinic, and when she isn’t, she’s touring other clinics or teaching students.Sending you lots of hugs, get well soon Rosie
And, Wow! your vet sounds wonderful.
When Bracken had his surgery I picked him up in a cosy for the first week or so. My vet advised to remove the ramp from his cage until he was healed. I put small pee pads in the places he mostly laid and changed them as soon as they were damp, at least twice a day.
Been thinking…. don’t forget to offer sips of water with the syringe feeding, Nala was very dehydrated after her bladder surgery.
Did darling Nala recover after the white wee episode? Was there also pain? In Rosie’s case I’m sure the trauma she suffered to the bladder wall also plays a part.Nala was still doing white pees a week or more after her bladder surgery (Wow, I have some very strange photos on my phone). She was still getting Critical Care, and I had the same thought as you that its high in calcium. Is Rosie getting enough pain relief?
Yes, she did, and it all seemed to work - she didn’t suffer stones again. It was difficult though, she spent several days in hospital with a URI caused by the anaesthesia.Did darling Nala recover after the white wee episode? Was there also pain? In Rosie’s case I’m sure the trauma she suffered to the bladder wall also plays a part.
Rosie’s on 3.3cc dog Metacam twice per day. Also antibiotics and probiotics for the inflammation.
Edited to add: thank you for sharing your experience and keeping up with our bladder saga, it means a lot to both Rosie and me.